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Faml 420 Final Exam Questions And Correct Answers Why is self disclosure important? builds trust, teaches principles, instills hope and shows client you understand what they're saying. Tips for using self-disclosure Keep it relevant; stay focused on the needs of helpee; keep it positive and not too personal Cautions for self-disclosure Don't trivialize the Helpee's problem; do not overuse it; do not take focus off the Helpee; do not use it to meet your own needs

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FAML 400 Exam 1 Questions And Correct Answers Cycle of Violence 1. Building - anger builds 2. Violence 3. Honeymoon phase - apologies and increased intimacy, promise to be better Homan's Success Proposition The more a particular action is rewarded, the more likely the person is to perform that action Homan's Stimulus Proposition If a stimulus or stimuli in the past happened when a person got rewarded, they will be more likely to do something similar when similar stimulus/stimuli...

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FAML 400 Exam 1 Questions And Correct Answers Positivism Belief that there are positive facts out there that we can discover. Objective truths. Quantitative. X->Y Interpretive It depends. Subjective truth. There is no right way. Conflict Who has the power, how people interact. Competition for scarce resources. What do theories do for us? They increase our knowledge so that we can apply our knowledge. Helps us to describe, explain, predict. General framework of ideas and how they r...

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EXAM 1 FAML400 Questions And Correct Answers Paradigms in Science Positivism, Interpretive, Conflict Positivism for Family Development Theory Positive facts or truths: things that just are (gravity), Deterministic: cause and effect, Value free/value neutral CRITERIA for evaluating family theories Positivism, Rationally constructed, Empirically relevant (testable), Goals: explanation/prediction

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FAML 430 Questions And Correct Answers President Kimball identified six foundational truths that are central to creating Zion. Which is NOT a foundational truth? Commitment The danger of becoming "gullible gulls" is that we might: lose our independence and the freedom to act President Kimball said attempts to obtain our temporal, social, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing by means of a dole violated a divine mandate. Rather _____ should be the ruling principle in the lives of our...

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FAML 160 Exam 1 Questions And Correct Answers According to the National Marriage Project 2004, identify a true statement about sex life and marital satisfaction. Married sex is more satisfying both emotionally and physically than is sex between the unmarried. A Pew Research Center (2006b) survey reported that family continues to be the greatest source of satisfaction in people's lives. About ________ of the respondents said that they speak on an average day with a family member wh...

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Faml160 Midterm Questions And Correct Answers Know the following terms: social science, family of origin, social loneliness, emotional loneliness. Social science: The scientific study of human society and social relationships. -Finds personal relationships are crucial to your well-being. Family of origin: family into which one is born Social loneliness: having less interaction with others than you desire. Emotional loneliness: having fewer intimate relationships than you desire. What ...

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FAML 420 Final Exam Questions And Correct Answers Egan helping model stage 1 Present scenario What is the clients story? Blind spots Key issues identified Egan helping model stage 2 Goal setting Where does the client want to go? Commitment and choice

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Faml 420, The Helping Relationship-Final Exam Prep Questions And Correct Answers What is Advanced Empathy Also known as Reflection of meaning. As a helper it is reading between the lines content/feelings not spoken by the helpee but implied that the helper picks up on. Sometimes the helpee is unaware of these deeper feelings. Think Iceburg. Name three reasons to use Advanced Empathy 1. It moves the conversation from a surface level to a deeper level of helping 2. Brings new insight an...

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FAML 400 Final Exam, FAML 400 Exam 1 Questions And Correct Answers What theoretical paradigm emphasized that truth is imposed by those with the power to shape knowledge? Conflict Theories: Provide explanations for what is observed Inform research Are abstract and general ideas

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FAML160 Midterm All Questions Exam A+ 2025/2026 How does our relationship with our mother affect our future relationships? - We tend to repeat the attachment we made with our mothers. What is the most common family arrangement? - Nuclear family. Do opposites attract? - They can, but we tend to be attracted to similarity. Differences can turn into irritations. What are the reasons people in the US marry? - What impact does having children have on marriage? - It decreases marital satisfacti...

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9 pages

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FAML 420 Study Guide All Questions Exam A+ 2025/2026 Tips to use advanced empathy effectively - Think about what the client is not saying out loud Use variety and elaborate Bring out the details Lead ins for advanced empathy - You must... It seems.... It has to be... What is self-disclosure? - Sharing information about yourself to the client and how what you did helped overcome what the client is going through. Why is self-disclosure important? - 1. It allows us to build a relationship...

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FAML 400 Verified Exam Guide Questions Graded A+ 2025/2026 What is the purpose of a theory - Describe, explain, predict. Asking answer questions about social phenomena Assumptions - Beliefs that are taken for granted, believed to be true. Concepts - Mutually agreed on terms, operationalized become variables. Building blocks of a theory Proposition - The outcomes that are expected if a theory defines reality. You must have two propositions to make it a theory. The glue holding together a ...

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FAML 400 Tested Exam Guide Questions Exam A+ 2025/2026 Homan's Value Proposition - The more valuable the result of an action is, the more likely someone is to perform that action. Homan's Deprivation/Satiation Proposition - If someone has received a certain reward often in the past, that reward becomes less valuable when there's more of it. Homan's Aggression/Approval Proposition - A) When someone's action does not result in the expected rewards, they get angry and more like...

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FAML 400 Exam 1 Study Guide Questions Exam A+ 2025/2026 If you use a theory to guide the development of your research project or to develop a prevention program, you are using _______ reasoning - Deductive The assumptions of a theory - Are statements considered to be true that provide the foundation of the theory The advantages of Family Development Theory include all the following EXCEPT: - It is easy to apply to a variety of family structures Family Developmental Theory can be used to ...

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FAML 160 Family Relations All Questions Exam A+ 2025/2026 According to Levinger, marriages that last but do not bring satisfaction are known as__________? - empty-shell marriages Which of the following involves love, affection, caring, and deep attachment to a friend, lover, spouse, or relative? - Intimacy By 2014, the average household contained__________ people - 2.54 Which of the following is proposed by Cherlin as one of the possibilities regarding the future of marriage? - All of th...

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FAML Bundled Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers

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FAML 400 Exam II UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers "I" vs "me" - CORRECT ANSWER - "I" is your spontaneous reaction (similar to the id in psychoanalytic theory); "me" is your social self/presentation of yourself to others "Looking-glass self (Cooley) - CORRECT ANSWER - Charles Horton Cooley developed the idea in which individuals think about how they appear to others, make a judgment about what the other person thinks about them, and then incorporat...

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FAML 400 Family Theories & Dynamics, Exam 2 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers The Basic Principles of Social Interactionism - CORRECT ANSWER - The basic principles are: Thoughts are shaped by social interaction (socialization) in which individuals learn meanings and symbols. Humans act toward things based on the meanings the things things have for them. Meaning arises out of social interaction between self and others. Meanings can be modified depending on an individual...

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FAML 400 EXAM 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers Theories: - CORRECT ANSWER - Are a set of propositions which explain a social phenomena Inform research Examples of the inductive process - CORRECT ANSWER - Observations of 3 families with troubled teens leads to empirical generalization about all families with tee

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